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When running cppx, the tool should check whether a C++ compiler (g++ or clang++) is available locally before attempting to compile the program.
Currently, if neither compiler is installed or available in the system PATH, the user may encounter a low-level "command not found" or compilation error. This is especially inconvenient for the intended competitive programming workflow, where the user should be able to simply run: cppx followed by the file name (+flags) .
Expected Fix
Look for the OS and suggest suitable download methods for clang++ or g++ (assuming executed on the native terminal)
cppx install search and download latest cpp compilers.
Problem
When running cppx, the tool should check whether a C++ compiler (g++ or clang++) is available locally before attempting to compile the program.
Currently, if neither compiler is installed or available in the system PATH, the user may encounter a low-level "command not found" or compilation error. This is especially inconvenient for the intended competitive programming workflow, where the user should be able to simply run:
cppxfollowed by the file name (+flags) .Expected Fix
cppx installsearch and download latest cpp compilers.